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Description Lake Djoudj (Senegal) during the Nov. 1999 flood In August 2006, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), released an atlas entitled: "Africa's Lakes: Atlas of Our Changing Environment." The atlas relies heavily on Landsat imagery from the past 34 years to show changes in lakes around the African continent. Above, are two Landsat images of the Djoudj Sanctuary in Senegal that are featured in the atlas. The atlas tell us: "Situated in the Senegal river delta, the Djoudj Sanctuary is a wetland of 16 000 ha, comprising a large lake, referred to as Lake Djoudj in this publication, surrounded by streams, ponds and backwaters. [These two images show the Djoudj Sanctuary before and after the construction of the Diama Dam." "The image from September 1979 shows the impact of drought on the Djoudj Sanctuary, while] the image from November 1999 shows rejuvenation of the sanctuary wetlands due to the significant floods of that year".
Date August 2006 September 1979 November 1999 (5 October 2006 (according to Exif data))
Source NASA [1]
Author NASA/Landsat


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current19:49, 16 August 2007Thumbnail for version as of 19:49, 16 August 2007828 × 902 (457 KB)Ji-Elle (talk | contribs)http://landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/lg_jpg/f0011_11.04.99 Lake Djoudj during the Nov. 1999 flood In August 2006, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), released an atlas entitled: "Africa's Lakes: Atlas of Our Changing Environment." The atlas r

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